Top Manama Historical Tours - page 2

The Bahrain History tour offers you an insight into the historical landmarks away from the loud and bustling city. Learn about Bahrain as our tour guide goes in-depth into how the ancients have shaped the present day culture and traditions of the island.

Cover top historical sites in Bahrain during this half-day, specialty-themed private tour, which retraces the steps of the Dilmun, a prehistoric civilization. Travel along ancient trading routes as you unearth the cultures, arts, and traditions of the millennia-old people. Stops include Dilmun Burial Mounds, the Barbar Temple, Bahrain Fort, and the Bahrain National Museum.

Just north of Manama, Muharraq Island is the historic capital of Bahrain and famous for its UNESCO-listed pearling industry. On this tour, admire architectural landmarks including Shaikh Isa Bin Ali House, Shaikh Ebrahim Centre, and Kurar House; browse the stalls of Muharraq souq; and visit Arad Fort.

With our experience, we know how to do it! This tour is customized for minimum to 4 persons. Special programs made for Bahrain Shore excursion, this is 4 to 5 hours tour for Shore excursion in Bahrain, the best tourists attractions selected so you discover Bahrain in few hours. You can customized your tourist program any time as long the attraction is open and you have enough time to visit it. This is a private tour and minimum of 4 tourists are required to run this tour.

Discover the highlights of Bahrain with your own private guide on a half-day tour that is ideal for first-time visitors. See landmarks such as Ahmed Al Fateh Grand Mosque, Bahrain National Museum, and take a short walk along Bahrain Bay with view of the Bahrain World Trade Center. Your guide shares commentary about the history, culture, and traditions of Bahrain, and leaves time to browse handmade products at the Capital Mall.

The small nation of Bahrain packs a lot of punch. See the highlights of the island in just one day on this full-day sightseeing excursion. Join a small group and visit the Great Mosque, the national museum, the 5,000-year-old fort, and more. You also see more modern sights like the Bahrain F1 Circuit and the first oil well and enjoy a stop for a traditional Bahraini lunch.